All STEM Leads to Rome

Updates on the projects of my Roman Technology class - we reproduce the products, processes, and stories of the ancient Roman world through hands-on history projects, STEM labs, and experimental archaeology.

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Sunday, August 2, 2026

Weaving a New Version of the Odyssey

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Have you seen Nolan's The Odyssey ? I got to see it on opening night in lil ole Galesburg, Illinois, at the end of a two-week K-12 Summe...
Thursday, May 21, 2026

Roman Technology: The Roman Boat Project

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Last summer, I took an epic professional development trip to France. We started in Paris, seeing the Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame, traveled t...
Tuesday, May 19, 2026

#NathGeo: Beyond the Yellow Rectangle

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At the beginning of May, I arrived at a milestone: the end of my 2-year Grosvenor Teacher Fellowship with National Geographic and Lindblad ...
Tuesday, May 12, 2026

Myth Makers: Stories in the Stars

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For the past five years, the Louisiana Art and Science Museum  has invited my Myth Makers or Roman Technology students to run hands-on histo...

AD ASTRA: Classics in Space

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Years ago, when I was teaching at my previous school, the 8th-grade science teacher learned about a program called NearLink, associated with...
Monday, April 6, 2026

Hands-On History: Leeches Are Cute!

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Never did I EVER think I would see a leech in real life. I mean, I know they exist and what they generally look like, but I never thought I ...
Tuesday, February 17, 2026

Myth Makers: Mythological Mardi Gras and Poseidon's Promise

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This is finally the year!! I'm writing a Myth Makers unit on the mythological origins and imagery of Mardi Gras, plus incorporating an e...
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